The Last Post To the members and friends of PSCC, In 2013, I was a "young" whipper-snapper of 46. I was also tipping the scales at a massive 24 stone, buried in a sedentary management role for one of the Big 6 energy firms. My "lightbulb moment" didn’t come from a boardroom meeting; it came from three flights of stairs. I had to visit a director in his penthouse office, and by the time I reached the top, I was blowing like a gale. That was the day I decided to reclaim my health. It wasn't an...

A Message from Your Club President Hi everyone, I’m writing to share some important updates regarding our club leadership. Recently, our Chairman, Les , resigned after several years of dedicated service. Leading a club like ours is a rewarding role, but it is also a consuming and tiring job that carries a significant weight. We are incredibly grateful for everything Les has done for us. Leadership Transition Our Vice Chair, Martin , stepped in during the interim to pick up the slack. During...

With Leigh , Lee , Jamie , Stuart and Chris P down to ride, you could be forgiven for thinking this was a T1 ride rather than a gathering of codgers and dodgers. The enthusiasm and energy displayed by the group were palpable, and it was clear that the Easter break had provided a welcome opportunity for those who might typically find themselves caught up in the daily grind of work to instead enjoy a refreshing day out on their bikes. The five riders already mentioned, along with Robert ,...